Abstract

Nabin Sharma*, Meenakshi Kandwal and S. M. Patil

ABSTRACT

Eucalyptus is the most generally established hardwood crop in the tropical and subtropical world on account of its prevalent development, wide versatility and multipurpose wood properties Eucalyptus globulus is a shrubby plant or a blossoming tree having a place with the family Myrtaceae. The current review article critically examines a variety of plant-related phytochemicals as well as the plant's diverse therapeutic uses major objectives of this study were to assess the herbicidal potential of E. globulus leave the primary component that was isolated from eucalyptus leaves showed antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. One of the most extensively planted genera in the world today is the eucalyptus. The frequently observed Eucalyptus globulus plant has a wide range of potential medical applications. It contains considerable amounts of flavonoids, alkaloids, tannins, and propanoids, among other phytochemical components. Which are available in leaves, steam, and foundation of the plant there are numerous medicinal properties of eucalyptus, some of which have been supported by pharmacological and clinical research. It is advised that more clinical research be done to confirm the beneficial pharmacological activity of E. globulus. Currently used medications include antibiotics and other pharmaceuticals, however, they have certain negative effects. Antioxidant essential oils have been utilized for a variety of ailments from the beginning of time and have become more and more popular. The phytochemical and pharmacological investigations discussed in this review attest to Eucalyptus globulus' medicinal benefits. Phytochemicals derived from plants have been promoted as effective replacements for several ailments. Numerous research has demonstrated the wide range of qualities exhibited by Eucalyptus globulus, including anti-inflammatory, anticancer, antibacterial, antiseptic, and astringent effects.